Not great. Not bad. Not up to the usual standards of the title. The iFanboy rating system only allows for whole numbers, but these ratings could potentially be as high as 3.5 for the writing and 2.5 for the art.

Possibly because the story was told from so many viewpoints and written by two different people, it seemed a bit crowded and unfocused. There were some fun points but the art didn’t carry them off as well as one might’ve hoped. A so-so story, kinda meh.

The art wasn’t terrible, but it wasn’t really anything special either. A little loose, kinda sloppy, serviceable is what I guess I’d call it.

Not bad, but not as cool as it could’ve been, considering the “big reveal”. I really would’ve rather seen this happen in Venom, where Remender and Tony Moore could’ve knocked it out of the ballpark.

Disappointingly average. Below-average, for an issue of the Dan Slott-penned ASM. Sub-par.